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5J.J1X05.001 projector lamp module
Fits 2 projector models from Benq.
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A compact pairing of Benq models, the MP626 and MP70, both rely on the 5J.J1X05.001 lamp. This is the module version, meaning the bulb comes already fitted into its own housing, rated at 180W with a 3000 hour life, so you replace the whole lamp assembly rather than separating a bulb from your current housing.
At 180W, this is one of the lower-powered lamps in the Benq MP range, which is worth noting if you are cross-checking against an old lamp label rather than the projector model itself. 5J.J1X05.001 is the only code recorded for this lamp, supplied here as a complete module rather than as a bare bulb.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08268
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Does the MP70 use the same lamp as the MP626?
Yes, both the Benq MP626 and MP70 take the identical 5J.J1X05.001 lamp code, whether you choose the module version or a bare replacement bulb for either projector.
Why is this lamp rated lower in wattage than others in the range?
180W reflects the specific optical design of the MP626 and MP70; wattage varies across Benq's projector range depending on the model and its intended brightness.
Does the module version come with its housing pre-fitted?
Yes, the module supplies the bulb already fitted into a housing, as one complete assembly, rather than the bulb by itself, ready to install straight into the projector.
Do I need any special training to fit this module?
No specialist training is required for most Benq models; the lamp bay is normally accessed through a marked panel, and the module is designed to be installed with basic tools.
What should I check on my projector before ordering?
Confirm the model printed on the unit reads MP626 or MP70, since these are the only two projectors listed against the 5J.J1X05.001 code, in either bare or module form.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the MP70 use the same lamp as the MP626?
Yes, both the Benq MP626 and MP70 take the identical 5J.J1X05.001 lamp code, whether you choose the module version or a bare replacement bulb for either projector.
Why is this lamp rated lower in wattage than others in the range?
180W reflects the specific optical design of the MP626 and MP70; wattage varies across Benq's projector range depending on the model and its intended brightness.
Does the module version come with its housing pre-fitted?
Yes, the module supplies the bulb already fitted into a housing, as one complete assembly, rather than the bulb by itself, ready to install straight into the projector.
Do I need any special training to fit this module?
No specialist training is required for most Benq models; the lamp bay is normally accessed through a marked panel, and the module is designed to be installed with basic tools.
What should I check on my projector before ordering?
Confirm the model printed on the unit reads MP626 or MP70, since these are the only two projectors listed against the 5J.J1X05.001 code, in either bare or module form.
Other Benq lamps in the catalogue. Codes in the same family often differ by a single character, so check the part number against your old lamp before ordering.
